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SPRING 2018

Editor's Note

This publication owes a substantial debt to the alumni and faculty of the now-defunct Department of Comparative Literature, under whose auspices the equally-defunct journal FORTY-THREE NORTH was published very tastefully. That publication--an interdisciplinary journal made to “showcase the best critical writing of Hamilton students in the Humanities and the Arts”--is the spiritual and material predecessor to SUTURE, which we hope might fill the clever, very neat vacuum that its dissolution left behind.

 

Our especial thanks to Professor Janelle Schwartz, and both Professors Rabinowitz.

 

This is the first issue of SUTURE. We hope it’s slick, and that you like it.

Jackson Herndon '18
The Artistic Soul: Jacob Burckhardt's Vision of History
Joseph Rupprecht '18
Queering the Closet: Impossible Metaphors and the Politics of Subjectivization
Hunter Lewinski '20
Penal Discipline and Mechanical Reproduction of Ideology: A Foucauldian Analysis of Kafka's "In the Penal Colony"
Emily Buff '19
The Self in Society
Rachel Alatalo '18
Justifiably Expected Representation: The Argument for Keeping "Bisexual" in Queer Theory Discourse
James Henley '18
A Communicable Disease: Meiji Japan and the Production of Civilization
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